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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

COLLAPSE or soME ENrEHPKiSfN N IHE "o"E-
rtc HAXGr-woEKMfN IDLE ANp p"srurIE
Cuc,co. oct i0.-A dispatch E" Tie Evening
Journal from Milwaukee -ays: THE announcement
every fcv, day- of scmc mining cntcrpu7" IN tue
Gocoblc iron region calls attention 10 The a't mat
Thing. are ln a fearful condition on the range 'a-'
wear aLoin 100 compLn'c- organized with 10 NJ
cepifal ,f over OOOO 600 To find or 'pcra" iron
mines on the Guecblc range. There are aDou' ""
good mines on this particular range that have IRON III
payng ouautitlrs several of them are notably large
producers Of thp hcmatlte ore The other ninety
orgauila ions or mines were MANY of them s'aruu
SOLELY for the purpose Of s"lng cut The STOCK III 'hc
excitement 4 good many others had good ih'ehio"'
and spcnt va sums of money trying To ma orc INC
pcr cent that succeeded ha, been very small Inc
csu ha. been that all Oh the wildcat concerns nave
collap-cd in the lat mon H., and soHe oi the
mine, that have good prospects have been 'aIr""
down with tne wcrihlcS, ones. Stock thu splt -.
- and ~ a share las spring II no" dH'S on'.'u -"
20 and % cent a -har,, with, In most cases, no ANY.
TO make matter, worse, the real hlhr7 Nd' nav
Skinned ore 10 market are unable In mos cases 10 COZ
leci the money due them OWING 10 INC >ilh'9 VI mn
crs I'm the coal and coke gpns. Win the eAccP Ipn
of n half dozen Of tho biggest mines, al o'nu'S nn
bc,n coupcled shut down, owing 10 "h VI l"ili'
to op.t ale Hundreds of othcr miners were thrown
out of work By tho collapse OF thc "hu'h o ,
and sn more haze struck Rom tine TO tlie ior Dac n
nav and arr, now idle An army OF men Is Hio aiA 4
winter /, at hard. Hundreds OF thousands Vi o" T.,
ere Invested b. Milwaukee and Wisconsin pnoP" III
stocks that are not worth the paper on Whch .hcy o
prin ed In this city, capitalists clcihS, 1 h,n ~,
invest in these stocks. and many hardship' among o
| Ipnnrf faV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

VILLAGE DEVASTATED BY TYPHOID FEVER.
IsHpEAISO Mich, Oct ia terrible epidemic OF
typhoid fever is raging In the Iron Mountain village on
tho MenoIninee River Railway 100 miles south OF nero
There 200 yesterday and new cases were re-
ported every few minutes. Physicians are WORKING
night and day. with hop from other towns The deaths
are numerous The yscians at loss to hnd from
what cause the epidemic comes Poor water and defec
tive sewerage arc generally blamed panic prevails
and many are leaving the place The disease runs its
coursa rapidy The theory that the disease Is Asatic
cholera brought there by Italian labores has been ad
vanced but the physiciaus deny II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE TRUST DEED Is BROKEN.

DECISION As 10 HE pITTSBVEG AND LAKE ERIE
IN FAvoR or TIKI vANpfRBILls.
PIIIsBuRG, oct 10 (SpCc0ll.-ChaIles l. Feticrman,
the master in the case OF Cornelius Vanderbilt against
the Pttsburg and Erie Railroad Company, decided
in favor OF the Vand,rbs. Or HO-ctcr and the local
stockholders who pose tie board OF trustees refused
last January To allow Cornelius Vanderbilt To- vote the
trust steck which lie holds This stock j. part OF the
majority OF stock wncn is covered by tnc famous trust
deed This deed was drawn up with view to prevent
iug tho sale OF the road and 10 keep It always In the
hands Of PittsbuTs trustees. Nncn tho Wander
blts gOt tao majority Of stock they wanted
10 do away with the trustees and mortgage h' property
directly and this sought 10 vote the trust
stock The result that the direct control goes ic the
vanderbilis and the Lake Erie viii he managed by them
Knox 4 Reed tie attorneys for the NanGerblts claimed
that the trust deed proxy and was re'ocAbe.
Their claim has been -usaipf l. Mr. = termtn was APP
pontcd master Dy Judge stowe and has heard consider
abe evidence. The whole controversy IN this case Is
based upon the character ana eject oI
tie trust deed Tie plaintiff claims: FIRST
that tho paper j. invalid creating an unldwin comp
nation against public policy; second, mat ~ the paper
such he legally sustained II i simply power
attorney proxy ana ocsblc ht the option l any
party to IT, Both these positions are denied by me de-
PENDANTS The master Il ~ ths opinion that the
more Than power OF attorney proxy given for the
purpose OF carrying ont the designs Of the parties therein
mentioned. aud such rcYccabc al the pleasure OF any
party II. and that under all the facts In the case
Cornelius Vanderbilt Is entitled To tho relief sought anu
the master therefore recommends decree In his FAVOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
srprrr RAILw4Y MEN ~ CONVENTION.

,prIrIIG, oct ~ (Speciab hfth annual con
vcntcn of the American street Railway Association rep
rescnng the companies in the United states and Canaa
mel IN tho Continental Hotel this morning Tie assocla
ton was organized December 49, lss2 for the Sher
INK OF Experimental statistical and sci'h'lc 1hows"So
la,o, ~ the construcon equipment and operation Of
str.ct railways the establishment and maintenance OF
sprt of fraternity and the or treAdy re-
latons between the roads and the public AZ present u
embraces 1913 companies With capital stock ekceouhS
81 25 900 900 and employing nearly 3ooOo hahus;. -,
The con yention will last two days Ihonlas '" AcA.
lay presIent OF tho Thirteenth nnd ttteehth street
Ray who is president OF the association. presided 20
day and welcomed the delegates Among the prominent
nronle nresent f. Z. Harris, or me SneS ho'wy
ffbrnoI Of Now York; william Hughes, L. T. Pcmner,
ION. F. \. Cavel and George W. Paine OF me s"e''
Ralicay Gdscite, OF Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.


PHILADELPHIA. oct. 10 CSpec,al. The Executive Com
mittee Of the Reading Reorganization Trustees has
authorized the reception of Schuylkl Navigation ana
susqushaua Canal securities under the plan OF re-
organization untl October 81, and after that date
penalty OF per Will be added. Both or the-e
properties are be fOrccOsei. and those holders OF
recurcs who have come into the plan VIII receive
what they legally entitled TO out OF the proceeds OF
the sale.
CHICAGO, Oct 10 (SpeciaD-A ponderous bill was filed
In the United states Circuit Court by the Smith Bridge
Company. OF Indianapolis against Henry Crawford
H. H. Porter and the First National Bank OF this city, TO
recover balance OF 1000 alleged to be duo the com
pany and for accounting It's alleged that Crawford
bought up the stock in the Chicago anu Great Southern
and Chicago and Black Coal Railway companies about
1892 and merged them under tho OF the first mon
toned road Crawford failed In 1884. and sold ont his
interest 10 a syndicate for 100000. H. ii. Porter VINO
was at the head OF the syndicate. retained OF
this purchase 10 himself from Hens on the
road Some time aferward Porter bought the ROAD over
the Wabash River In 1892, and on this contract SZlooo
is siill due 1t Is claimed that the 100000 In Perers
hands Is liable for debt. The First National Bank
had claim for 100000 against Crawiord Dut IL IS az
united that this hu. been settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
p1ACIy0 A STATUE or LINCOLN ~ CHICAGO.

PLACING A STATUE or LINCOLy ~ CHICAdo
CHICAGO Oct l9-The statue of Abraham IAncoih'
which ia TO ornament tho southern entrance to Lincoln
Park was placed In position this morning Few persons
wero aware It's arrival 40 its elevation to tue waiting
pedesa was performed In the presence OF the PARK p'
llcemen and few people who happened TO Dc IN tsc
na rk AT the time The statue which Il bronze wclens
over 900 pounds The casting was done ny INC ieni
Bonnard Company. OF New-York and IL delicats nna
icult niece OF work inasnuch the chair ana ngure
of Mr. lincoln and the heavy base on which bot9 os'
are all ia ono piece The statue the gilt OF M b"'c''
.ho In his viii benusa.hed 1000 for tho purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

CHICAGO Oct ia paper most Interesting " orc1
makers, In regard to the burning and dryns u
nth natural ga, WAS read before the National Brick
A.soeaton at tho second days session to-day by
D. G. Cswley, Of Pittsburg. Mr. Cawley demonstrates
,ht NATURAL ass was the most simple snd effective -
we'll az cheapest agent in tho burning OF brick SIN
gs was ppo run through each arSn cf as n
sasrs, sas prS. M cswiey sad that tho majority o. sne
brIcEmaisrs IN the Smoky CITY were nov y nnSrninS
BRICK In Toledo Ohio Havsrstraw' N A'' ~" A-A-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

81. LOUIS oct. 10 lSpeciah.-Mary slugo young
woman employed IN ChOutcauave. dairy, was cut ana
hacked with hatchct this morning by thief who
cnter,d nor room. About O'Clock she discovered a
mashed man With dark lantern In her room, and
before she could the intruder struck her twice
with a club She seized the club and in the struggle
was dragged Of bc. She tried to the covering
from his face and struggled hard to rise hut he struck
beg with his fist, and She ,tral shicncd up again
she saw him draw hatcact from his pocket with which
hc struck her five blows. she managed 10 get 10 her
fcct and screaming fought her aiant al around me
room. Shaking hrr o1, tho man droppni his lantern
and made m- escape. few minutes later the Young
Nowau's f. ends rushed lufO the room and found her
unconscious lnd coycfct with biOOL she f. not eX-
p,,tcl to recover.
From tl. lantern thc police received clcw TO the
att AMI arrested Ioun ran 'uhuck. Nhl. the yOung
,,fnan -wcar- &, the man. he Ind formerly been IN
o., cmploy Of Nr Eblus'r ia whose house The Assault
,tr,f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
nooKKEErER GERMAINE RErURNS INSANE

ro0YKEgrER GERMAINE RETURNS INSANE.
coorgd ". Germaine tho bank booRkceper VINO us
rneorod rnysterously two weeks ago aud was dscov'
rnd T., cs,caro few days ago. at his homo In Flush
Ing, L. l.. where ho arrived on Tuesday even
,ng in company with his brother, who
went after him TO Chicago When reporter called AZ
M o on but msubar Of the family stated that Mr. Ger
maine WA doubtodly suerinE from mental aeerratss
and unable to give any account o. pa xonH away nS u
,hat Go WIN never recover his reason suesptiy TO re-
turn TO hs desk af he bank IL believed Qaat Ysvr ws
eonbined TO hiring about Mr. Germainss present conar
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

urrryyos 70 OPPOSE "PERSOyAL LIBERTY"
AmAxY. Oct 10 (speeidb. committee OF ministers
70 organize opposition to tho personal liberty party
have decided to hold two mass meetings on Monauy
v.r,,, IN the Young Msu's Chstiap Association HAL
,d ,hs seosiosl Hall Father walworth will preside
svsr ths lsttsr and will 10 distnctiysly Catholic Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
uyrcyro IyD pROBABLY INSANE.

CixotsxAyI. Oct la.-P H. warnan' OF tn's wy
,ua., .rd m.nssar Of the Ciucinnau Commercial
Agency has disappeared. receiver for tho concern
was SppoIptsd today ia said thst MT wernsn y 20
hind III s accounts st various places ana pe"e'su
be u insane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
A SHIP CARPENTERS BLOODY WORK

M MURDERS THE CAPTAIN AND FIVE OF THE
CREw-TnEIR BODIES THROWN OVERHEARD
COPENHAGEN, Oct. 19-The Russian schooner
johannes towed into this port to-day The carpenter
had murdered the captain and five OF tho crew, and
thrown their bodies overheard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

~ OID MAN KILLS HIS WIFE AND HIhSELf'
PorrsyuLE Penn Oct. l0.-AOout year ago Henry
shatrner a widower, age scventy-fonr. marrieu MIS-
smsdley. a widow age ifty-sx. shadner was oohp"'"
tlyey well off, but penurious and morose dspoSio"
and the couple never lived harmonousy Mrs' 'na"e.
had left her husband several months ago U" m -
abuse and had intended to Leave niui aS"'n 'o'"y
,o, = am all house at No 7il Walnutst Jalappa
rh. marning the next door ncghbors heard tho coupe
ouorreng and shortly aerward the reports OF severA
nis,ol shots Rushing in they found the door OF an up
stairs room locked, and breaking II opeh, w,6
living upou her face in the garrett stairway WIN
bullet wound in her back and near By her HUSBAND ~
.ns ui hodr ~ shaner lay 32calibre revolver Win
,"r chsmSers empty Each OF the victims leaves TAM
ily OF adult children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
.rnsnn IpaEn WIrHA POT TO NURDER.

GAMBLERS CHARGED WITH fLoi ~ I',D.I"; onDNn ~; ~
aax,u,r Oct 10 (speciaD AT to-day's session OF
,n orope,s Jury IN tho Bangs cwilliams homicide
cass wos OF the testimony favored the theory OF se
defence Mscwamss friends have engaged sss fom
r. w. IA c,ani that there conspiracy among the
sa"bIers TO XII MacWilans Ihe knshts oi sooi sn'
,s%ay Intend 10 vlndcate MacWilllams name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
Rosock ia considered too dangerous be made by the
Imperial family. The Cars presence Berlin will
have no political sign hcance.
MR.. BAYARD's EXPRESSIONS OF REGRET.

MIR. BAYARDS EXPRESSIONS OF REGRET
HE SENDS FRESH ORDERS TO RELEASE THE CAP
TURED BRITISH sEAIERS.
OTTAWA Oct. ia dispatch to the Imperial Govern
ment has been received here In which Mr BRyard ex-
that the orders for the release OF the three
Canadian sealers seized in Behrng Sea not obsyed
by the officials AT Stka. and states that fresh orders Tor
their release have been given.
WASHINGTON. Oct l9-Secretary Bayard said to day
that he has expressed at the delay in releasing the
sealers. not TO the Imperial Government but 10 the
British Minister in Washington The text of his comnu-
ncatsn will not be fresh orders for the
lease OF the vessels have been sent TO Alaska.
THE TORIES LOSE MEMBER
LONDON, Oct. 10.-William John Evelyn (Conserva-
tive. member of tue House OF Commons for Deptford
will resign because OF his inability agree with the
Government the Irish question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20
THE CAR TO PA

THE CAR TO PASS THROUGH BERLIN.
HERLIS, Oct 19.-rh Csar On his return TO Russia
sFom Copenhagen, whses he 10 at present visiting bis
Isthernlaw. the King Of Denmark will travel By the
way OF Berlin Ths vsyags By wsy oi> >warnsmunds asd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

dwelling near to the store, aud the women ana Ghir
drcn ed from the house shot at them after WHICH 'uoJ
burned the house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-20

other denomin ations will join in the former. Cergymen
and citizens will address both meetings and formidable
roll OF OF interested in the movement
already prepared
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-09
A ASALooN-KEErER's PRAYER.
How Rum seiler.showed Up the Crusa-
e ders.

How Rum SeIlerShowed Up the Crusa-
& ders.
At Atchison, Kan, the women crrsa-
ders visited liquor saloon and tried by
praying to induce the proprietor of the
saloon to close his place The proprietor
invited the ladies TO seats and asked them
to pray, and then offered himself the
following prayer;
Almighty Creator in Heaven; Thou
hast made Heavan and earth and created
man in Thine own image as a ruler of the
earth! Whilst animals are living on grass
and water, Thou didst teach Thy servant
Noah to make wine, and Thou didst not
punish him for making incorporate use
of it, At the wedding of Cana Thine
own son Jesus Crist transformed water
into wine when the juice of tht grape was
exhausted that the enjoyment of the
guest might not be disturbed. The great re.
former, Martin Luther, said: He who does
not love wine, woman and song remains
fool all his life long. And all the men
upon this earth have been drinking of the
wine Thou hast given Thy children upon
this earth. o Lord we pray Thee. have
pity upon these women here, who are not
grateful for They gifts; who want to
make Thy children like the beasts of the
field, and compel them to drink water
like an OK, while they dress extravaganza
ly and lead their husbands by other ex-
travigances not tending to our well-being
to bankruptcy, depriving them of all the
pleasures of the world, yes driving them
even 10 suicide. o Lord have mercy upon
those ladies; look upon them; they wear
not even the color of the face which Thou
hast given them, but they are SHINING
AGAINST Thee and ppt r,Outpuf with nature
paint their faces o Lord! Thou canst
also perceive that their figure is not as
Thou hasts made it; but they injure their
good health by senseless lacing cramp
their feet into small shoes, and wear
humps upon their backs like camels.
Thou seest, o Lord! that their head dress
consists of false hair, and when they open
their mouths Thou seest their false teeth
O Lord these women want husbands who
will patiently accept all these sins and
shortcomings without using the power
Thon bast given TO man that all women
shall be subject to man. They will not
bear the burden of married life and obey
Thy commands to multiply and replenish
the earth, but they are too lazy TO raise
their children; o Lord Thou knowest the
crimes they commit o Lordl have mercy
upon them, and take them back into Thy
bosom; take folly out of their hearts, give
them common sense that they may see
their own foolishnets, and grant that they
may become good and worthy citizens Of
our beloved city of Atchison. D Lordl
we thank Thee for all the blessings be-
slowed upon us, and ask Thee TO deliver us
from all evils, especially hypocritical
women, and Thine shall be the praise, for.
ever and ever. Amen.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-09

read for three things-first, to know
what the world has done in the last
twenty-four hours and is about to do to-
Gay; second, for the knowledge which
especially want to use in my work, and
third, for what viii bring my mind into a
proper mood
Among the authors / frequently read
are De Tocqueville, Matthew Ar10ld,
Nine. Guyon and Tho as Kempis.
gather my knowledge of current thought
from books and periodicals and from con-
yersation with men, from whom / get
much that cannot be learned in any other
way. ! am very slow reader.
/ never read for style. I should urge
reading history. My study of Milton has
given me conception Of power and vigor
which otherwise could not have had. I
got huency out of Burke very largely, and
obtained the sense Of adjectives out Of
Barrow, besides the sense of exhaustive
ness.-Henry Ward Beecher.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-09
The nInrmnr of the Waves.

cit is not merely the sea bathing at At
lantic City that is invigorating, !" said
Broad street physician. "There are other
things that bear almost as directly upon
an improving condition of health. The
constant murmur of the waves of the sea
tends to soothe the brain and promote
profound sleep. The nervous headache,
to which most weakly persons are subject
from indigestion, bad blood or defective
circulation, is frequently entirely removed
by the refreshing air of the ocean. Walk
ing along the shore of a morning and
evening, breathing the pure, fresh air, and
bathing in its healthful waters, together
with the bright and glittering light re-
flected from its bosom, is peculiarly cal
culated to promote cheerfulness, and is
very favorable to the action of the heart
and nerves of persons in delicate health;
the elevating thoughts, the pure air, the
boundless prospects, the cheerful sky, all
assist and are more beneficial in producing
sound health than all the medicines that
can be administered. When the curative
powers of nature fail all medicines are
useless. s."-Philadelphia Call.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-09
A Coiored Tornan's Invention.

sTaliaferro county again takes the cake.
We were shown few days ago en- inven-
ton for coupling cars which is wonderful,
and was invented by a colored woman,
Mary Stewart, Of this county. She was
the first servant born to Hon. Alexander
II. stephens. and has lived all her life in
Taliaferro county. Her invention is simple
and almost perfect. She said the idea
came to her like dream, and she made
the model according 10 her vision. She
used for material in making the model
old oyster cups. We believe her idea car
ried ont viii make her fortune. She is
the only colored woman inventor in the
world. -Crawfordsyille GA Democrat.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-09
Effects of the Circus.
Boston Record.

Little Mabel had been to Sunday. school.
The lesson was the escape of Lot from
Sodom, and on her return home she was
asked to tell about It. "Oh," said she,
1T Was about Lot. and the people in
Sodom were awful wicked, and Lot was
the only good one, and he was told to flee
from destruction with his family, and
they said Now, Lot, you mustn't turn
and look back, and Lot didn't look back,
but Mrs. Lot wanted to see what was
going to happen, so after they had gone
a ways Mrs. Lot turned and looked back
and turned a somersault."
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-09

If you want knowledge, you must toll
for it; if food, you must toll for it; and il
pleasure, you must toll for it, Toll is the
law. Pleasure comes through toll, and
not by self-indulgence and Incidence.
When one gets to love work, bis life is a
happy one.-Ruatin.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-09
Preparing to Rest.
Puck.

"Will you low me to look at your
paper for a moment, sir?" said a tramp
politely to gentlemen in City Hall Park;
Il am anxious to ascertain the weather
probabilities. you are interested in
the weather, them" replied the gentlemen,
handing over the paper Yes, sir,
am going to lie down and take nap If
the clements are in my favor"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-09

Cant Make Aayfhing Like IT. have
been practicing medicine for twenty years,
and have never been able 10 put up a
vegetable compound that would, like
Simmons Liver Regulator, promptly and
effectively move the liver To action and at
the same time aid instead of weakening)
the digestive and assimilative powers of
the system. No other remedy within my
knowledge can MI its place. j.. III. Hin.
ton, M. d., Washington, Ark.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-09

IF was unfortunate enough TO have a
son who was too stupid to be brought up
to aprofession | would make a baker of
him. said an old Colonel of Hussars
once in a mixed company. Whereupon
baker answered, " Well, your father was
evidently not of that-opinion. "-Modern
Miller.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-09
NOTTCE

forewarn all persons from trespassins
on my farm, Primrose" as will us,
the full extent of the law,
5-21 -2w, w. w. HAWKINS.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-09
ANNAPOLIS, ND, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1887


We will insert in this column advertise.
ments of Wants, For Rent. For Sale, Lost,
Found, &C., not exceeding four lines. ONE
WEEK, or less, for 25 Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-09
/. Fon Rent

A TWO story FRAME HOUSE on Horn Point
"A near the railway, With large front garden
attached
Also the DWELLING HOUSE and large gar
den opposite the Catholic Cemetery, about fif
teen mIndtes walk from the city. Apply 10
azlw JOHN GUNNINt.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-09
ANNAPOLIS
- FaAESss COMPANY. -
'idce, City Hotel. MaiDSSt.
g Eatraaee. - GIouoester SO.

A'eaT Entrance, on Gloucester Street.
ponole and Single Teams; also Saddle
.aoises Tor hire. by the hour, day and
EeeH' Fine Carriages for visiting parties
i pleasure, at reasonable rates. Orders
#l' al the Office in the City Hotel, at all
.oufs OF the day or night, for passengers
'e cab or baggage, viii receive
rolapt attention.
- SPECIAL attention girea to Funerals
short notice.
aF9cuiar care given to transient hor-
3 and those on livery.
pm ANNAPOLIS TRANSFER co.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-06-09
LOST

Near the corner of Main street North side)
and Church Circle. a stamped leather ladies
Finder will be rewarded on returning it to
Mrs. Iglehart's.